Homing, ATC & tool setter demo
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2021
- This video shows the current state of where I'm at with the integration of an ATC spindle and tool setter with LinuxCNC.
LinuxCNC config:
github.com/Funkenjaeger/brd2json
(Current commit as of publishing this video: bfe735f)
Check out some articles on my machine build at:
funkenjaeger.net/cnc-router/ - Наука та технологія
Very nice machine you have,fast cnc wit tool changer,very nice,have fun!♥
very nice work.
Can you please share the design files of this cnc?
I've been incrementally and iteratively building this machine over the course of the last few years and since I only set out to do this as a one-off personal project, I have not been diligent in making my models complete, organized or keeping them entirely up to date as the design evolves.
I've done a few writeups covering certain parts of the machine build ( funkenjaeger.net/cnc-router/ ) but those are far from comprehensive - it's on my to-do list to make more progress on those, but I'm unlikely to get caught up any time soon.
I see you are using ClearPath motors. I also have a CNC router table that I built. I am also using ClearPath motors. How did you tune the Y servos? I can't just use the motor tuning software to tune just one motor at a time. I am trying to figure that best way to tune both Y motors at the same time. Thanks for sharing!
You can't tune two together. Teknic provides instructions for this scenario. I tuned a Y servo with it installed on the X axis, with extra weight bolted to the X carriage to simulate half the weight of the gantry. Then you copy the tune settings to the other Y servo with the direction bit flipped.
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Hey very nice!😀 What graphical user interface is that?
The GUI is qtdragon (qtvcp) with minor modifications.